Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1905-3-30, Page 4gT/W 'Broads int. THURSDAY, ,1VIiiR, 80, 1905. Tug Memorial .Fund of the late Edward Clark, M. P„ of Toronto, hoe reached over $18,000 and will no doubt grow considerably larger yet. Although a busy man he aooamnlated comparative- ly little of Ibis world's goods. A nATTLE royal is expeoted when the jape meet the Russian naval fleet. Admiral Togo has not nearly e0 long a name as Vioe Admiral Rajestvensky bat Yee expeot he will olip off a good share of hie battleships even if he learns hie surname intact with the twelve lettere, "Rojey" may open his name "Dinnia" after Togo ie infiroduoed to him. A MOVE ie on hand'tb ask for the with drawal of Hon. Clifford Sifton'd resigna- tion and hie return to the Dominion Cabinet ae 111018ter of the Interior. He has competently filled the offioe 'lint re. signed owing to the Education clause of the new Autonomy bill in the Northwest Provinces over whioh be was not in accord with the Premier. The objection- able pad being removed Hon. Mr. Sidon is prepared to support the measure now. SOME newepapere predict that terms of peace will be arranged between Russia and Japan inside of the next six weeks, It is about time the Rueeisoe Dried quite as they are credited with the lose of a million men in killed, wounded and taken prisoners to Bay nothing about their fleet and have only dieastere to recount. While the price bas been a terrible one there is little doubt hut great good will accrue from this simoet Unprecedented struggle. Russia will never again be the dictator ae in the past and the inhabit• ante of that land will have their rights respected as they have never had in the years gone by. The blank deede connect. ed with Siberian exilee will have to give way to the demanded light of the 20th Dentary. CONSIDERABLE unfavorable comment is being indulged in over the statement that an American accountant is said to be engaged to go over the financial affairs of the Province of Ontario to deoide the queetiou of „the Provincial earpine on wbioh there hats been so mooh ooutroveray. No particular fault ono be found with the New Treeearer asking for an expert to go over the aesete and liabilitiee but surely there are Canadians who are eminently qualified to do We work without the neoeseity of crossing the border. When$the late Government decided upon such an investigation they easily found three well known gentle- men who performed the datiee and degrees of other Oauadi808 are no doubt within Dell, Rumor hoe it that the proposed a00ountantis an employee of the Standard Oil 0o. for whom Oanaohe have no particular love as they have soocped millions from the pockets of the taxpayers in their eyodioate control of markets. Speech From the Throne At the Ontario Legislature. The Ontario Legislature was opened on Wednesday of last week with all the neral pomp and ceremony, and one of the largeet and most fashionable gatherings fu many years. J. W. St. John was elected Speaker, and the following is THE 8PEE00 ram/ THE THRONE. "Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen of the Legislative Assembly: "It affords me great p'easare to wel• come you to the performance of your duties at thie the first session of the eleventh Legislature of this preview. "Ae the result of the labors of the husbandman affords the foundation on which the proeperity of the province unduly recta, our ear0eet thanke are dna to Almighty God for the boanteone harvest of the poet year. "In all sections of the provinoe are to be seen evidenoee of steadily inereae• ing aotivity and enterprise on the part of .our people, whiob ooneti10te cause for hearty congratulation. "Since the Met meeting of the Legie- latare the term of the Earl of Minto as Govern r•G 0 OnBTa1 of the Dominion °ton of Canada carne toaI e 0 0 0, The severance of the relations wbioh had exleted be Menu the retiritlg Governor.General and the people of Canada was sincerely re. gretted by the people of this province. During his term of office Lord Minta etrengthensd the attaabment of the Oao. adieu people to the Empire, and to tbe prinaiplee of oonetitational government under whish we live, and wbioh we eo highly prize, alike by the great interest which he manifested in everything re. luting to and affeoting the progreee and development of the Dominion, and by the wisdom and statesmanship whiob dietingaiehed hie administration of pub- lic affairs. "The part taken by the 00008806 of 14 1,110, 8nd the interest which ehe die. played in philaothropio movefnente, as wail eel her evident ooaoern for the heppineea and comfort of the people, were soured of great eatietaotion. Her de, perturb woe, therefore, a metier of sinners regret, WEL00ME. To LORD OREL "A hearty weloome has been extended by the people 0f Canada t0 Earl Grey an the ea0088eor of the Earl of Minto, and X have every o0nfidence that be will re- present hie Majeoty the 1 Ong with ability and dignity in every duty that pristine to hie great offioe, "You will be pleased t0 learn that the Temlekaming and gortbern Ontario Railway as originally planned has been praotioally completed, and has ft r acme time been Carrying paosengere and freight, Owing to the uncertainty of the location of the route of the Grand Trunk Pacific) Railway, and for other reaeone, farther legislation will be required with rater• erne to this important provincial work. "Among the mstated0 to be enbmlltod for your °on8tderation are :-A bill mak. ing certain amoudmente to the Edooatiou Aot ; a bill relating to the Forget Re. Beeves Aot ; bills changing the deeigoa• tion reepeotively of the heads of the Crown Lands Department and the Pablo Werke Department from Commissioner to Minister ; a bill to create a Depart- ment of Mines, with a Minister at its head ; a bill relating to the County Conn - oils Aot, end a bill amending the Ontario E actions Act and abolishing the number. ing of the ballot. Q0E8T106 O5' D.ONDAnite, "A abort time ago it wee brought to the notioe of my Minietere that the Government of the proviooe of Manitoba had made application to the Dominion. Government for the extension of the boundaries of that proviooe Northward to the shore of Hodeon'e Bay, and also that the Federal Government might possibly be willing to divide between and transfer to the oontigllott% proviuoea the territory lying Weet, South and. East of Hndean'e Bay and Jamee Bay. My Minietere at ouae pat thereselvee in own. muuioation with the Federal Govern. meat, and respectfully urged that before the detaile of any such division of ter- ritory should bo deoided upon, or even considered, the Government of this province ehould be allowed to submit for consideration, with reference to snob propel: ed division, its claim to that portion of the territory whiob the proviooe might fairly urge ehould be allotted to it. I em pleased to inform you that we are now, perhaps, entitled to hope and expect that a very large portion of the vast territory lying North of the present Northern boundary of Ontario, believed to be rich iu minerals, and extending to the South• erly and Westerly ehoree of Hudson's Bay, will be included within the boundar. lee of oar province. "The extraordinary poesibilitieo whish the future may have iu store with refer. enol to electric power, are attracting inoreaeed attention on the part of both eoientifio and praotioal men. The re- 8n0roes of the proviooe in this respect at Niagara Falls and elsewhere, ehon!d be carefully husbanded in the interests of the people of Ontario. "The report of the Commieeion oil Railway Taxation will be laid before you. It is to be hoped that from in- formation derived from this report, and from other so0rcee, the very important matter of railway taxation will receive your attention in the near future. "The public 80oounte will be laid be- fore you for your consideration al the earliest moment, and the estimates for the coming year will also be submitted to you for your approval at an early date." Morris Council Meeting. The Connoil met in the Connoil Room, Morrie, according to adjournment, on Wedoeeday March fifteenth. Members ell present, the Reeve in the oheir. Minutes of last meeliog read and confirmed. Moved by Mr. Shaw second- ed by Mr. Taylor that Reeve be instruct ed to have•tbe Bodmin bridge inspected by Joo. Ansley, county Engineer, in order to ascertain whether it will be necessary to build the same during the present year. Carried, Wm. Clegg and others appeared in reference to the deviation road at Lots 9 & 10, N. f 000. 2 and stated that owing to the winding (Dare° and the narrowness of said road the same was completely impassible during the greater portion of *be Winter Beason and they requested that a grant be made toward the erection of a wire fence on one side of said road. Moved by Mr. Taylor, seconded by Mr. Shaw that a grant of 25o per rod be made to• wards the erection of a wire fence on South West side of said road, the owners of the adjoining lands to maintain the Bane. Carried. On motion of Shaw and Taylor the following grants were made on the boundary lines providing the adjoin, log maoioipalitiee give equivalent smut namely -West Boundary, $200 ; Boot Boundary, 5150 ; and North and South Boundaries, $50 each, Reeve Code 80d Councillors Taylor and Kelly report- ed having met Engineer Roberta reepeot• ing proposed Beltway crossing Beat of Blytb and that the Engineer stated that a level aroseing woe the only kind praotioable at said plaoe but that the company in building the road would out down the hill to a proper level and widen the out sufficiently to give a good view of the roadway en as to make it practically e safe crossing. A0010088 were ordered to be paid ae follows Manioipal World, blank forme.,,•$ 5 85 W. .7. Henderson, gravel 2 26 J Manning, damage 2 00 J. Roger, engineer'e,feee 18 00 A. MoLaachlin, work on boundary and broken plow 11 50 Jae. Resee), worts on Bodmin and Snnehine bridges 27 20 P. Jeoke on lumber 61 80 judge 'ad e e expenses e sea re g p Armstrong g appeal 30 40 Wm. Emelt work on S. Boaodaay 6 00 Pathmastere were appointedlae follows :- Wm, Henderson, W. J. Hendereon, P. Fowler, S. McCracken, Geo. MoDoneld, Wm. Roberteoo, N. Thornton, J. Oartie, and P. Moffatt, on N. Boundary. 1st line -D; Campbell, A, Campbell, A. Alm Ewan, J. Spence R. Mothers, Geo. John• eton mod R. Miller. 2nd line -Wm, Findleler, .I, Claremore, Wm. Elston, L. Jewitt, I. Forr8nd, J. Paul, W. Forest, 0. Forrest and L. Eekmier, 3rd line -A, Brydgeo, J. Hooper, M, Prootor, W. H. Knox, J. Tbyne, W. J. Smash, H. Bone, W. Farrow and R. Mitohell, 4th lioe- 0. Proctor, E. Bryant, R. Prootor, J. Nicholson, U, Wheeler, 7. B. Kearney, loo, Shadier Jno. Barr, and A. Crooke.• 5th line --/no. Boll, A. Oloak613, 8. Jordan, A. Clark, A. Taylor, E Niobol, D. Sommerville, W. J. Smith, J. Davie, D. Jordan, and A. Adams. 6813 line -J. Graeby, J. Kelly, J, Smith, D. Mo0atoh• eon, R. Niobol, Wm. Thaell, 7th line - J. McInnis, J. Phelan, Ino, Crain, Wm. Cunningham, W. J. Kelly, A. Howlett, S. Modell, D. McDonald and T. Smith, 8th lice -H. 1!'ear, H. Richmond, J. Scott, J. Brown, T. Bielby, Jno. Col. clongb, Geo. Jaokeon, G, MoOallnm, J. Bell, Wm. A, McCall, R. Laweon. 9th line -J. Snell, J. Parrot, J, Richmond, T. Oonitee, J. Shortreed, D.Laidlaw, T. M(Oall, J. Fargoeeon, T. Marshall. South Boundary -.Geo. Gregg, Weet Boundary -Jae, Golly,1'. Proctor, Wm. 0. Ormsby, J. Oumminge. D. Boundary s P R 1 N G Roche & Haycroft OPENING FRIDAY & SATURDAY, March 01 86 April 1 READY-TO-WEAR HATS are the Hate for all round, general wear and are jest what ere rtquired for the elylleb Tailored Suit for Spring. We are pleased to be in a position to offer our many Customers the most Up•to•date deaigue in this head wear. The latest imports of oar leading M1,110803 Wholesale from English and Am rioan designers. Everybody is Cordially Invited. Conte and see the Latest Designs in Millinery. Roche & Haycroft 1 9 0 5 NEM -A. Bryant, A. MaLaaohlin, Jae. Speir, Wm Maunders, Walton -T. Waghorn. Belgrave-Wm. Wray. Jas. Davie pound• keeper in place of J. Sharp, Jae. Sharp jr. Fence viewer. The council then adjourned t0 meet again on May 29th for Court of Revision and other business. W. 006810, Clerk. Grand Council C. 0, 0. F. The Grand Council of the Canadian Order of Chosen Friends, which met ie Toronto last week, dieoueeed a reeolution to eubstitute the Hunter rate for the present eoltednle of insurance rates. By 8 vote of 245 to 195 the resolution wee defeated. The option of the Hunter scale would mean an average ioorease of about 15 Dente a month on $1,000 of insurance. Subsequently some of the detegatee expreeeed the opinion that if the matter bad been taken ap on the previous day the resolution would have oarried. The recommendation of Grand Councillor MoCamon to have biennial instead of annual 880880ne was adopt• ed. A lively debate took plane over a motion to 131808 hotelkeepere in the hazardous class and undesirable as oaodidatee for the'order. At present only those actually engaged in selling intoxi caste are so listed. No present change will be made. The result of the elections to the offioee were as follows :-Grand Chief Councilor, E. T. Eeeery, London ; Vioe Grand, J. W. Frost, Owen Sound ; Grand Recorder, W. F. Montague, Hamilton ; Grand Treasurer, S. Breadfoot, Guelph : Grand Medical examiner, J. H. Bell, Hingeton ;First Grand Repreeentative, Jae. Wier, Hamilton ; Second Grand Representative, Alexander Morris, Pembroke • Third, Victor Levesque, Montreal ; Fonrth, A. W. Adame, Tor- onto ; Grand Prelate A. J• Paul, Elm. vale ; Marshall, W. B. Themeon, Brook. villa t Warden, Mre, Lemon, Loudon; Guard, Mre. Graham, Strathroy; Sentry, John E. Brown. The next Grand Council will meet in Toronto, The Exeootive convened for a two days' meeting in the Bonin Rouse, Toronto, after the meeting closed. YOU@ WORN-OUT STOPIACIL What it neede ie the etreogtheniog influence of Dr. Hamilton'e Pille-they work marvels where the etomaoh and digeetion are poor. In one day the ap petite increases and the whole eyelem ie rapidly strengthened. No etomaoh epeoialiet maid write a better preeorip• tion than Dr, Hamilton's Pills of Mau• drake and Butternut. At all dealere in a yellow box, price 25a, or five boxee for one dollar. Lady Schnitz has- Bbnated 51,000 to the building fond of the Y. W. 0. A. of Winnipeg. The foe breaker Montoalm ie making good progreee with the clearing of the St. Lawrence above Qnebeo, A enioide omenrred at E ginbnrg near Kingston, Samuel Rioharde, a farmer, ontting hie throat, Re brooded over finanoial troubles, Hon. Lower Gouio, the new Premier of Quaheo, may summon an inter Pro. vinoial Conference to diaauee the question of better terms for the Provinces, Hamilton's 01010 overdraft 18 598,500 and the oily will apply for authority to Matte debeotoree for that amount. Bylaws were carried at Brookville to loan the Canada Carriage Co. $50,000, and to grant a site and exemption to the D. H. Burrell 00, Premier Gonin'e new Cabinet was sworn in at Qnebeo and the Legielatoro adjourned to April 25 to allow of holding the bye•eleotiooe, WHEN THE LUNGS ARE SORE. From coughing and you don't know what to do, just inhale- the eoothiog vapor of "Catarrhozone" ; We a lung food, a strengthener and °attain sure; try Catarrhozene. THE FIELD OF SPORTS. The Toronto Scots Base Ball Club re- organize on Friday evening. Listowel has entered two teams in the W. P. A, for the Intermediate and Juuior series, Stratford Football Club re -organizes on Friday evening of this weep. Woodstock in the eeoond round, put them out of the running last year. Brown Jackson, of Seaforth, is ment- ioned as a candidate for the Vice -Presi- dency of the Canadian Lacrosse Aesooiation, He would make a good officer. The annual meeting of the W. F. A. will be held in Berlin on April 21st, (Good Friday) and the Brussels Foot Ball Club, Intermediate Championship, will have two delegates to look after their intereste. They are Jas, Ballantyne, the team's representative, and D. J. Me- Laueblin, of Oheeley, formerly manager of the Club, who is Vise -President of the Huron District. Secretory D. Forsyth of the Western Football Association says reports which have appeared in the press to the effect that he wished to bar all 0. H. A. players from the W. F. A. were misleading. He does not want to keep amateurs out. His proposal is that 0. H. A. players ehould be barred from the W. F. A., unless they can prove themselves untaint- ed by peofesviooaliem. Leery Piper and Pitcher Ed. Taylor, of Turouto, "Bob." Saunders, of Galt, F. Flaherty, of Petorboro', Earl Howard and Tripp, of Forest, Ont„ T. Harnett, of Galt, and 3, T. Marko, of Lindeay, are the Ontario players who have signed with Winnipeg baseball team. 7. Tripp, mentioned above is a brother to "Billy" Tripp, formerly of Brussels, and hoe been a visitor in town, having caught for the Irish nine, of Luoan, when that team played baseball here. He ought to fill the bill all right. One of the largest and most enthusiastic meetings ever held at Seaforth was held in the council chamber o0 Wedoeeday evening of last week for the purpose of re- organizing the Huron Football ()lab for the coming season. The club purpose having three teams in the field this Spring Senior, Intermediate and Junior and with the enthusiasm displayed Wednesday night and the supply of good material on hand they can confidently look forward to a very 8000e981111 season, The fol- lowing were the officers appointed for the season : Hon, President, Dr. McKay ; president, G, A. Sills ; bon. Vice-preei- dent, T. J. Stephens ; vioe-president, John MoDon6ld ; 2nd. vice-preeident, T. 1 e r Millin y Openings eong s March 31st and April lst The Misses Habkirk Wish to announce that on the above named dates they will hold their Spring Millinery Openings, when they will present a large and well assorted stock of Trimmed Plats and Ready -to -wears, in all the Latest and Best Styles. A Cordial Invitation is extended to the Ladies to attend and inspect. Friday, March 31st Saturday,April p 1 ril i st Habkirk The Misses Brownlee ; managing committee, 0, McLeod, J. Dunn, H. bl, Jackson, T, Johnston and F. Sills ; Seoretary and treasurer, W. Merdi0. Gordon 14IaAon- ald, of Walton, the well known football player, ie o8ptai0 of the senior team. t71SIItors . 0. 0. Rance left for a three mouths' trap through Western Canada. Ele expecte be be gone 1111 the Beet of Juue, W. Simpson, who has been employed with the C. P. R. at Calgary, hyo return ed home. Ile dues 1108 1x13801 to go back Wert. R. Halme° has been salted to deliver an addreee at the meeting of the Inter national Epworth Donne, to be held in Denver in July next. The Medioal Superintendent et the Hoose of Refuge hoe been empowered to engage 8 nurse for invalids whenever he believers mach nemiesery, S. S. Cooper has been awarded the con tract of putting up porch doore for the Poetoffioe, and making tome of the need. ed improvements thereto. E. Hoimee, of St. Catharines,.tormerly of Clinton, narrowly escaped drowning by going through the ice on the Welland (larval, while he was aroseing. Eight eitizen8 of the town of Clinton have passed away einoe the lit of Marsh, and lour othere from outside pointe have been laid to rest in Clinton cemetery. Joreph Wheatly tome nett being sem-rely burned the other day, while be was fixing the farnaoe fire at the town ball. When be opened the door a burst of flame singed hie fate and eyebrows. Judgment write were ieeued from the Division Court offioe here Mat week on a 100 of the etook.enbeoribere to the pro. posed Cold Storage and Pork Peeking Co. °there are to follow. Some more very interesting developments are likely to arise before this company is wound up. Mien Bessie Mnroh who has taught one of the departments of the Wellesley Public School for tbe past five years nae resigned her position there to fill a similar one to the Wolseley Public school, Aeea. Oa leaving she was presented with a valuable teaohere' Bible and $15 in gold. Her salary in $500.. A little eon of Mr. Carrick's who was out on the gravel road with a eled catch, ing on bobs stopped at the bridge and tried to do eome ooaeting down the banks onto the ice. The stream bad become ooueiderably swollen owing to the blook• ade at the bridge. The little fellow broke through the ice, and had it not been for the olo8e proxomily of Walter Bing he would likely have been drowned. A epeoial meeting of the Lawn contrail was held Toeeday evening of last week to consider a proposition, wbioh was laid before them that evening, and which ie as follows :-We the undermentioned pro- visional Directore of the Clinton Knitting Co. Ltd. Sarni. Oven, President ; John Jenkins, Vioe President ; William P. Spalding Managing Director ; H. B. Combe, Seoretary Treasurer ; H. T, Ranee, M. M. Combe, Direotore ; pro. pose to beeeme incorporated under the name of the Clinton Knitting Co., Ltd, or each other name as the Governor•in• Council may designate with a Capital Stook of $2500. We propose to treat a plant capable of turning 008 800 dozen p8ire of etookinge per week, and to em- ploy 70 Mande. We would alk your honorable body to submit a by law to the ratepayers for a loan of $6000, to be repaid in 20 annual payment8 of much proportions as will meet the interest and oinking fund 6nnn611y. We agree to give eeourity eatiefaotory to the Council. We would also Bek soar honorable body for a fixed assessment of $2000 for a period of twenty years." After being talked over by the members of the council, and favorable views expressed by them, a motion was put and oarried nnanimo08ly "That this °oenail is of the opinion that it ie in the brat interests of the town to receive the above proposition from the provisionel direotord of the Clinton Knit- ting Co. Ltd., and that a by law be passed by dile council and submitted to to the peop'e soon thereafter tte the law will permit" • Pimples Spoiled Her Beauty. A Society Belle of ICingston lured of Pimples and Blotches by Using' Ferrozone. Mise Evelyn H. Garde, of Kingston, writes : "I bad an attack of blood die• order wbioh broke out in horrid looking pimples. They were ugly red diefiger• lug blotches that ruined the appearance of my face. I tried all aorta of medicine, bat the pimples didn't leave. I was re- commended Ferrozone and gave it a trial, I noticed an improvement after the emend box, and kept op the treatment whish finally °leered my ukiu. As the result of Ferrozone I have a Meer healthy Om {e i n o x o and can canna and it t I P m o al other young women similarly affected, u Anoth88 young lady well known in moiety chain of Springfield, who derived exceptional benefit from Ferrozone, ease : "I feel it my duty to make known the valve of Ferrozone. My trouble was poor, weak blood, and as a consequence my lips were pallid, and my cheeks had no color. I wasn't at all etrong and required a braoing tonin, Ferrozone soon brought color to my oheeke, im• proved my appetite and made me stronger than I have been in years. I favor Ferrozone because it is so simple to take and worke so quickly." Juot one Ferrozone tablet at meals - that's all. E fey to take, sure to cure, and not expeneive. Better nee Ferro zone and be beautiful and strong like others that employ thio splendid tonic. Price 50o. per box or six box s for 52 50, at all druggists, or by mail from The Fern zone Company, Kingeton, Ont. Don't fail to get a supply of Ferrozone to day. Turnkey Ilor wee knocked ineeneible with a brloll by n entered man named Jankeon in Sandwich jail, and Jackson then escaped. Mre, George Fry, believed to 'be -the only woman eroteing lender iu Canada, completed her seventeenth year on Mon. day in that 8ervite et the Flflh street oroeeitg of the Grand Trunk, Wabash & Pero Marhnelte Reirw„y at Walkeeville. Daring that time there have been only two acoldento at the uroesing, neither one 001(0,4, neither of which involved Mre. The 13 ink of Montreal bee purchased the Peopled Bank of Hai lax, w111101) had a capital of 51,000,000 and 27 br8nohee. Hon. Mr, Whitney reooived an (Odreest of oongratulati0ne from the Oity Connell at the City Hall Toronto on Monday at 5 p, m, In order to prevent depletion of the fish, tbe Federal Government have ee• 1ab11ehed a Owe eeatem from let of April to the 80 h of November, on Lakes 141aultall,, St. Martin, Portage Bay, Water Hen, Dog and Shoal. Mr, Wileou, while going into the promisee of John McConkey, near town• line bridge, Downie, Eget of St. Marys, was viaiuoely attacked by a dog and hie right band badly lacerated by the dog biting it. It required eeveral stitches to close the wowed. Blend poisoning le feared, While returning from Sebringville Sunday evening of Met week Won. Mitchell met with rather painful injuries. While peeing another team his bored in some way beoame entangled, which resulted in Mr. Mitohell being thrown to the ground. He received a bad shaking ap and eevereiy sprained hie wrist. REAL ESTATE. FARM FOR SALE.—CHOICE GO acre yl8S03th half Lot 0, Com 7ey,MosHMOtlet1 down mud well mnnured. Good bank burn and comfortable house, Close to school and 25 W.leApply to Jfi0,lTII0131, Brussels sores .l wheat 50--tf VARA( FOR SALE.— GOOD 110m381oad--100 acres -fu the Town- ship of Morrie, Huron mouuty. For portio• ulare apply to J. BENNETT. 3 tl 550 Bathurst St. Toronto, 'E.pARM FOR SALE CONTAIN– LL ING 90 acres, being North halves of Lots 15 and 10, Con. 1, Grey. Comfortable frame house, bank barn, orchard, fto. Only 4 miles from Molesworth. Good locality and fine roads. Immodla to possession. For further particulars apply to or write W. H. KERB, Brussels, 11ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN- dorsigned offers her 100 acre farm, be- ing Lot 20, Con, 7, Grey, for sale, There is a comfortable house, bank barn, et- chard,;wolle,&o. Farm is onlymile' from the thriving village of Ethel, .0or further Particulars as to price, terms, &o., apply to MRS. 104.38 HOLLAND, 73 Shuler street, Toronto, GOOD FARM FOR SALE.— The undersigned offer for 061e his farm, being Lot 1, Con. 13, bray. It i8 sit- uated on the Gravel road, 2 miles South of Brussels and contains 100 acres of good lend, all cleared nut 12 acres. There 1s a first class brick bowie and kitchen, heated with farnaoe, wood abed, artesian well with windmill and water is pumped to barn. Barn i8 00x58 feet with stone stables. a ay barn 80600 foot, Good orchard, farm well farmed ; pleasantly situated Will be sold on easy terms. Apply o0 premises or Brun- sels P. 0., ENEAS 0111011, 15.tr STOCK FOR SERVICE BULL FOR SERVICE.—TBE nb daraigoed 36001 110ep far 0608308 00 Lot 19, 00u. 14, Grey, a Thorn' -bred Durban- Bull, Terme 81.00, with privilege of return- ing i1 necessary. JAS, 81IIELS, 84.4 Proprietor. BOAR FOR SERVICE.— THE uadoreigued will kooll for service on Lot 22, eon. 9, Grey, a them' bred Yorkshire hog, Oak Lodge Justice, bred by Jno. Broth - our, of Burford. Pedigree may be seep on application. Terms 81.00 to bo paid at time of service with privilege of returning it neceeeary. ALEX, D. LAMONT, 24- Proprietor. BULL FOR SERVICE.—THE undersigned baa purchased the well bred Durham Hnli, "Captain Forrester” 8ll283= and will keep him for service 301,01 7, Con. 0, Grey, Pedigree maybe seen on application. Terme, 81.50 for grades and 94 00 for therm' breds, with privilege of re- turniue if necessary. JN0, OBE it a lt, 85 4 Proprietor, porastammamool IIVfIPORTAiedT (NOTICES TORE TO RENT 114 THE ,uOf ,11ool1ou40388by A37Nir,010 1a80t.l03 reasonable. Apply to J, LONG, Oryulnrook, HOUSE FOR SALE. — 10 rooms. eget and hard water, Blom 'windows, storm µun sm'oen doors, Good Stahl/34 aorta of lend 15 fruit trues. Very low ,lup,AplytoN, DUITBova e 0 0„Ont. ATOUNG DURHAM BULL, 20 mouths old, 561111 first otos pedigree, and from splendid milking strain, for sale. While the rMinal rt amine bed he will be kept for service at g1 50 ALEX, GAEDIN. 1010, Lot 28, Ion, 1.4, Moailiop, or Leadbury P.0, 00-11 THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE --FOA— Life Insurance 60'080I,YG WILL TAKE ITS 0140E An Accumulation Policy in the Confederation Life will bring you peace of mind and will relieve you from a heavy re- sponsibility. The exceptionally Iiberal feat- ures of the Policy will commend it to your judgment. The Guarantees are def- inite and are plainly set forth. The contract is a model of simplicity and clearness. An interview with one of the Company's agents will be inter- esting to you, You can find out bow you can save safely for your own benefit while at the same time you can keep your family from want in case of your death. Immediate attention to this matter may mean m11C11 to you. W. H. K ERR AGENT, BRUSSELS. GOLDEN LI , J I D The Great Remedy for Pain, Internal or External u,an,'h; hPLrhdteLae'rb'ttrti t,'IdV,Ptr GOLDEN LIQUID ie the Dead Shot Cure for puha. Every pain iuetantly relieved by one thorough application. Sprains, Boded, Strff Joints, Headaohe, Toothaohe, Pain in Side or Limbs, Contracted Mneolee, Pain in Cheat, Lame Back, Lumbago, Sciatic, banished like Magic. It is mighty searching etoff and immed- iately dispels all 13aine,1 purely vegetable and PERFECTLY Bauman to the etealleet Infant. Nothing Equals it for 1300ne, Saalde, Etuptione, °Ilufing8, Inesot Bites, Frosted Feet or Ears, °bildbrains and Sore Feet. INTERNALLY. -Bowel Complaints relieved in a few minulee, Cures Cramps, Spaeme, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Summer Complaint, Diarrhma, Dysentery, Collo, Wind in Bowel., Cholera Nfnrbns ; also Ruh Stomach Externally in them oom la' tuts whit the GOLDEN I P N LI U D. Q Do notneglect tot -t ” toot It far wn rain at once. ae. Tb t' t e direo tone aro to rob and Y bathe with it until the pelf is gone, perhape one minute. The lougeet•eeated pain in tete than fifteen minutes, Yon simply know from he trial that the GOLDEN LIQUID Dares pain immediately, as dew dteappeare before the morning sun, FOR HORSES AND CATTLE -For Cute, Swelling, anises, Sprains, Strain,, Lamenese, 61r1nes1, Contractions of the Muscles. Sore Throat, Colic: Apply GOLDEN LIQUID in 8000rduuoe with the dictates of 0cmmon eenee, rub. bing the parte 011008ed thoroughly. NO FAMILY SHOULD BE VIIiTHOUT IT, It ehould alwaye be kept in the house, Ite gee will prove benefloiel on all 000aeions of pain and eiokness, There is nothing in fhe world that will atop pain or arrest the progress of disease as quiok as the GOLDEN LIQUID,` WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY ABOUT GOLDEN LIQUID To MR, CRONE, Brussels I have used your Golden Liquid and have found it to be a perfe01 cure for 111380nm- tiara. 'Yours fully, Oranbrook, Aug, etht, l0 4; MoQOAIt1tIE. In regard to dollen Liquid it is a great remedy for Rheumatism. It rem0vee all pa10 and stiffness /rem the joints. It is al- so an excellent remedy for sore throat tad all internal pale, I cannot speak too high- ly of it, O. Ii, DODDS. Brussels, May end, 1004. This le to certify that I have URA C Oldo% Liquid and find it to be the boat thins{ that I over got a hold of toe rheumatism, 1 baro need a good many remedies and also doe- tor'e medicines without not, benefit but Gol- tion Liquid !gave me almost instantrelief both Rens pain and lemon/ ma. I am no wo11 AZ ever f woo. .0015.MT11tl0, Brussels, Aprll 05th,1004, Mit R. 0RONTI : DEAR. Sro,-liavt ng used your Golden Tdgnid for Blumtrettis,8 I have toned it the best rum ee v 1 ever got,hold of. I was 1n beet with Rbeulnallste and after the mond bathing 36318 able to get up, end in two days was out walking aerated, - Yon would not know I ball been laid up at all, Hopfeg this may help some ethers who are suffer- ing as I was to be completely restored to hoops,' ant, Yours truly, HAli1t'Y MERt1ER. Brueaols, Nev, 28rd, 1504, Mil. CRONE 1 moltAntn my Son,-1opinion roenlvodofr3yo00oldeo letter ask- la sk= le be s 110 est ru0101oiuo I over used, 1tLiquid. f8 worthIt its weight 10 gold, Eyery one slags its 5061180, Thronggb the means of Golden Liquid nay Qaugllteo'o lifo was saved, She Matt !Illumination of the bowels. You mood not be 880,31d to r000to018031 it. [TEHI]dl) TIP T Ery as in any way responsible for them. t PUONLY BY R. CRONE s B li U SSELS.